Comment by TheCrimsonSteel on 29/12/2024 at 00:16 UTC

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View submission: How are the Western made jets (Airbus/Boeing) operated by Russian airlines still flying considering the number of sanctions against the sale of spare service parts?

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This.

I witnessed it first hand in a different industry.

We sold stuff to a company that had locations in multiple countries. When sanctions started, suddenly some of the nearby countries upped their orders by the exact amounts that the Russian sites used to order.

They claimed it was just shifting manufacturing because of the sanctions. But we all knew they were probably full of crap.

Ran it by legal, they asked questions, the customer gave all the right answers, so we shipped them the goods, having the sign off that we did our due diligence.

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Comment by NinjaBreadManOO at 29/12/2024 at 07:48 UTC

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Yup. If Ringo says Paul can't sell something to John, then John just asks George to buy it from Paul and then pay George for it.

Paul wants to make a profit so he doesn't as George any questions. So when Ringo asks Paul if he sold to John he gets to say no he didn't.